Chicago Cubs designate veteran SS Andrelton Simmons for assignment

The Chicago Cubs Activated shortstop Andrelton Simmons The team then designated him as an injured reserve member and announced his assignment on Saturday.

After signing a $4 million, one-year deal, Simmons, 32, played in 34 Cubs games. He hit.173 and had seven RBIs in 75 games. However, he was plagued with a right shoulder injury that forced him to the IL multiple times this season.

David Ross, Cubs manager, said Saturday that there is no room for him. “Look, he is nothing but a pro. But this year, which began with pain in the shoulder, hasn’t gone the plan we had hoped for.

“He hasn’t had a shoulder issue during his career. We are just trying to deal with it and get back to our normal lives. A phenomenal professional and person. He will be missed by me personally.

The Cubs signed the veteran 11-year old to play shortstop. But, he ended playing as much at second base with the Cubs. Nico Hoerner The team’s everyday shortstop. Simmons made his major league pitching debut. He gave up five runs in a loss to the Toronto Blue Jays. Cincinnati Reds Mai

Simmons is a four-time Gold Glove Winner. Atlanta Braves, Los Angeles Angels Last season, spent it with the Minnesota Twins Before coming to Chicago.

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